Zhong guo zhi li ping lun, as a professional academic publication dedicated to publishing research results on governance from both China and abroad, aims to provide a public space and professional forum for Chinese professionals, practitioners, and scholars at home and abroad to showcase their intellectual wisdom, communicate, and exchange their ideas. The journal is chaired by Professor KePing Yu and edited by Professor Dan Lu.

Zhong guo zhi li ping lun is published biannually. The main sections include "Theoretical Exploration," "National Governance and Social Governance," "Urban Governance," "Rural Governance," "Governance Theory and Practice," and "Foreign Governance Theories." Additionally, the journal focuses on important issues such as "Public Governance," "Global Governance," "Ethical Governance," and "Ecological and Environmental Governance."

We cordially invite experts and scholars from home and abroad to contribute to Zhong guo zhi li ping lun. When submitting manuscripts, please pay attention to the following:

1. Submissions should be original and unpublished.

2. Articles should be around 15,000 words, with major topics having no length restrictions. The Chinese abstract should be around 300 words, objectively reflecting the main content of the paper. Provide 3-5 Chinese keywords that reflect the paper's theme. Include English translations of the Chinese title, abstract, and keywords at the end.

3. If the submission represents a stage result of a project at the provincial or ministerial level, please provide complete information such as the project name and approval number.

4. When citing references or others' viewpoints, ensure accuracy and provide proper attribution.

5. The articles do not include a reference list. Citations and explanatory footnotes should be placed at the bottom of the page. Specific formatting requirements are as follows:

A. Works or Papers by Domestic Scholars

① Yu Donghua: "On Wisdom," China Social Sciences Press, 2005, p. 35. (Books must have page numbers)

② Chen Zongde, Wu Zhaoqi (Eds.): "Research on Economic Development Strategies in Sub-Saharan Africa," Peking University Press, 1987, p. 9. (No colon after "Eds." "Ed." "Edited by")

③ Yuan Liansheng: "Discussion on the Financial Inequity of Compulsory Education in China," "Education and Economy," Issue 4, 2001. (Journals without page numbers)

④ Yang Xia: "Opportunities and Challenges for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in the Polarization of Brand Real Estate Companies," "Reference News," April 3, 2009. (Newspapers without edition)

⑤ Fei Xiaotong: "Reflections on Urban and Rural Development and Border Area Development," cited in Wei Hongju's "Bias and Correction - Study on the Distortion of Policy in Compulsory Education Expenditure," China Social Sciences Press, 2008, p. 44.

⑥ Zhao Ke: "Municipal Reform and Urban Development," Ph.D. dissertation, Sichuan University, 2000, p. 21.

B. Translations

① Francis Fukuyama (USA): "The End of History and the Last Man," translated by Huang Shengqiang et al., China Social Sciences Press, 2003, p. 7.

② Ted Benton (USA) (Ed.): "Ecological Marxism," translated by Cao Rongxiang et al., Social Science Literature Press, 2013, p. 88.

C. English Literature

(1) Kenneth N.Waltz,Theory of International Politics,New York:Mc Graw-Hill Publishing Company,1979,pp.668-698.

(2) Robert Ethane and Joseph Nye,Power and Interdependence:World Politics in Transition,Boston,M.A.:Little Brown Company,1977,p.8.

(3) David Baldwin ed.,Neo-realism and Neo-liberalism:The Contemporary Debate,New York:Columbia University Press,1993,p.106.

(4) Krause Knar and James N.Roseau,eds.,Contending Approaches to International Politics,Princeton,N.J.:Princeton University Press,1969,pp.101-112.

(5) Stephen Van Efra，“Primed for Peace:Europe after the Cold War”,International Security,Vol.15,No.3,1990.

We look forward to receiving your contributions to Zhong guo zhi li ping lun. Upon acceptance, remuneration will be provided promptly.

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